Town annual report of the officers and committees of the town of Scituate 1913-1915, Part 13

Author: Scituate (Mass.)
Publication date: 1913-1915
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 448


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$1,000 00


Labor and teams .


$925 90


Supplies .


91 56


From Reserve Fund .


17 46


$1,017 46 $1,017 46


37


Highways - Water Street Special, Macadam


Payments as follows:


John T. Fitts, labor $59 00


John T. Fitts, teams 212 90


W. W. Waterman 48 00


Frank B. Damon


27 60


George M. Whorf


7 20


George H. Jenkins


13 20


William Flynn .


22 20


Patrick Flaherty


22 20


W. H. Welch.


9 00


Caleb W. Prouty


12 00


George N. Damon


4 80


Joseph H. Merritt. 7 80


Elijah T. Clapp


12 00


John Sullivan .


2 40


Warren D. Randall


64 00


Kenneth Merritt


27 60


A. Wallace Hunt


32 40


Francis E. Merritt


18 00


Frank E. Clapp


19 20


Lester Whitaker.


31 20


S. Russell Walker 35 00


Fred Jenkins .


19 20


John Duffy


28 80


James Duffy . 21 60


George M. Jenkins


9 60


James J. Andrews .


19 20


Henry T. Cole.


36 00


Thomas Connors 31 20


George M. Jenkins


9 60


Merritt Bros .


30 00


Walter S. Harrub


27 00


A. B. Curtis .


6 00


SUPPLIES


John T. Fitts .


$0 25


George H. Sampson Co


10 00


Walter S. Harrub .


25 05


American Steel Gauge Co


2 40


The George F. Welch Co


53 86


$925 90


$91 56


38


Highways - Surfacing Gravel Roads with Oil


SURFACING GRAVEL ROADS WITH OIL


Appropriation $3,000 00


Reimbursement North Scituate Beach Improvement Association


177 30


T. W. Lawson. 146 10


Labor and teams


$2,025 45


Supplies . .


1,020 30


To Reserve Fund


277 65


$3,323 40


$3,323 40


Payments as follows:


John T. Fitts, labor $64 80


John T. Fitts, teams 318 60


William H. Welch. 36 00


Tilden Bros . 48 00


William W. Waterman


48 00


Warren W. Jenkins .


36 00


Fred Cole .


42 00


Charles M. Wagner


· 30 00


James S. Jenkins 54 00


Walter S. Harrub 30 00


Caleb W. Prouty


30 00


Albert B. Curtis .


36 00


Patrick Flaherty .


31 20


Lester Sylvester .


14 40


George H. Jenkins


55 20


Wesley W. Jenkins


14 40


Percy T. Mann


9 60


George M. Jenkins


30 00


James J. Barry


9 60


Frank B. Damon .


57 60


Harry Driscoll


19 20


James Duffy .


26 40


Martin Scannell . 26 40


James J. Andrews


59 40


Thomas Connors


31 20


Mitchell Bros .


60 75


Charles N. Turner


103 50


39


Highways - Surfacing Gravel Roads with Oil


Scituate Transportation Co


$48 00


Francis E. Merritt.


39 00


J. C. & J. H. Merritt, Estate


76 80


Kenneth Merritt.


30 00


Joseph H. Merritt


7 20


Abner S. Dalby


2 40


Frank E. Clapp


4 80


Elijah T. Clapp


13 20


Albion W. Hunt


19 20


Lester Whittaker


10 80


George N. Damon


25 80


John M. Vinal .


32 70


George M. Whorf


39 60


Colin C. Hunter


81 00


Aaron Bates .


66 00


William Flynn .


4 80


William O. Clapp


15 00


William H. Clapp


30 00


Warren D. Randall


22 00


A. Willis Totman .


2 40


G. Wilbur Damon


9 00


Henry T. Cole .


45 00


John Duffy


14 40


Henry O'Neil .


1 20


Frank E. Cook


18 00


Fred Jenkins .


9 60


S. Russell Walker


3 50


Merritt Bros .


18 00


Charles W. Harris .


9 00


Lawrence Litchfield.


4 80


$2,025 45


SUPPLIES


Mitchell Bros


$16 20


H. J. Potter .


42 90


Henry A. Litchfield


1 20


Barrett Manufacturing Co


960 00


$1,020 30


40


Highways - Guide Boards


REPAIRS ON SEA WALL AT THIRD CLIFF No appropriation.


Contribution by Town for repairs made by State on riprap. . ...


$117 50


Repairs on concrete wall, labor and teams. 347 37


Supplies .


292 61


From Reserve fund


$757 48


$757 48


Payments:


John T. Fitts, Jabor


$24 00


John T. Fitts, teams .


79 75


John M. Vinal .


45 30


James J. Andrews


2 40


A. Wallace Hunt


39 60


Frank B. Damon


39 60


Patrick Flaherty


45 30


Elijah T. Clapp


8 10


Fred Jenkins


2 40


Thomas Connors .


7 20


James Duffy .


2 40


Joseph H. Merritt


16 80


Lester Whitaker.


6 00


George M. Jenkins


10 80


Lawrence Litchfield


9 60


Warren D. Randall


8 12


$347 37


SUPPLIES


Frederic T. Bailey & Co.


$27 23


The George F. Welch Co


258 82


Litchfield Bros 6 56


$292 61


GUIDE BOARDS


$50 00


Appropriation


Payments:


Billings H. Merritt


$24 33


Unexpended


25 67


$50 00


$50 00


41


Highways - Grasshopper Lane


GRASSHOPPER LANE


Appropriation $2,200 00


Check returned Mr. Jefferson . 125 00


Check returned Dr. Quackenbos


175 00


John B. Damon, loan


20 00


Payments :


Teams and labor


$1,540 95


Expense .


721 17


Unexpended .


257 88


$2,520 00 $2,520 00


Payments as follows:


John T. Fitts, labor


$52 00


John T. Fitts, teams


160 60


Harry Driscoll, labor 49 50


John Duffy, labor


74 40


Joseph H. Merritt, labor


55 80


A. Wallace Hunt, labor


70 80


Charles N. Turner, labor and team. .


18 75


Henry O'Neil .


15 50


Scituate Transportation Company, labor and team 63 00


George M. Jenkins, labor


73 95


Fred Cole, labor and teams .


24 00


Mitchell Bros., labor and teams


78 00


James J. Barry


14 40


Kenneth Merritt


28 80


Frank E. Clapp 52 35


Lester Whitaker. 57 15


Frank B. Damon .


17 60


Lawrence Litchfield


49 95


S. Russell Walker


54 25


James J. Andrews 58 35


Warren Randall . 92 50


James Duffy 25 20


Thomas Connors 24 00


Charles H. Harris, team 59 25


Merritt Bros 56 25


42


Highways - Egypt Station Grounds


Francis E. Merritt.


$53 25


Frank E. Cook, team


47 35


Henry T. Cole.


36 00


Fred Jenkins 22 80


George H. Jenkins


14 40


L. Clarence Litchfield


30 00


Abner S. Dalby


8 40


Elijah T. Clapp


2 40


$1,540 95


EXPENSE


George H. Sampson Co


$10 00


Henry A. Litchfield.


48 00


The George F. Welch Co


141 01


H. J. Potter


1 50


Walter F. Bates


36 30


John T. Fitts .


2 50


New England Road Machinery Co. .


60 95


F. T. Bailey & Co


7 93


Dr. W. P. Grovestein


7 50


Litchfield Bros .


28 23


Henry T. Lincoln .


2 25


C. Morton Smith, M.D., land damage


75


Alexander Quackenbos, land damage


175 00


Dana B. Jellerson, land damage.


125 00


$721 17


EGYPT STATION GROUNDS


Appropriation .


$1,500 00


Paid for labor and teams


$1,389 98


Paid for expense


158 46


From Reserve Fund


48 44


$1,548 44 $1,548 44


Payments as follows :


John T. Fitts, labor


$71 00


John T. Fitts, teams .


175 05


A. W. Hunt.


64 80


George N. Damon 4 20


12 00


James J. Barry


43


Highways - Egypt Station Grounds


Harry Driscoll


$83 70


Joseph H. Merritt .


31 80


George M. Jenkins


37 80


G. Wilbur Damon .


109 50


George H. Jenkins.


12 00


Colin C. Hunter


106 50


Aaron Bates .


52 50


William H. Clapp


39 00 '


John M. Vinal .


12 90


Stephen C. Webster


34 80


Charles N. Turner


. 51 50


Albert B. Curtis .


20 25


Charles M. Wagner 12 00


George H. Lincoln .


15 00


J. C. & J. H. Merritt, Estate


65 10


George M. Whorf


26 40


Frank B. Damon


7 20


Thomas Connors


37 20


James Andrews. 16 20


William Flynn . 18 60


William O. Clapp


57 38


Lester Whitaker


25 80


Lawrence Litchfield.


11 40


James Duffy


31 80


Warren Randall


14 00


Elijah T. Clapp


2 40


John Duffy .


19 20


Henry O'Neil .


21 60


Kenneth Merritt


14 40


Frank E. Cook.


33 00


Alan Litchfield


18 00


Henry T. Cole.


24 00


$1,389 98


EXPENSE


Henry A. Litchfield


$45 00


George F. Welch Co. 108 86


H. J. Potter . 4 60


$158 46


44


Highways - Public Landing and Wharf


ELM STREET SPECIAL


Appropriation


$300 00


Payments .


$300 80


From Reserve Fund


80


$300 80


$300 80


Payments as follows:


John T. Fitts, labor


$8 00


John T. Fitts, teams


45 60


William W. Waterman


36 00


Fred Cole . .


36 00


W. H. Welch


36 00


W. W. Jenkins .


36 00


Charles M. Wagner


18 00


Patrick Flaherty


7 20


Wesley Jenkins


14 40


Percy T. Mann.


14 40


John Sullivan .


2 40


George M. Jenkins


12 00


John M. Vinal


9 60


Martin Scannell . 7 20


Lester Sylvester .


7 20


James Andrews. .


6 00


George H. Jenkins


4 80


$300 80


PUBLIC LANDING AND WHARF


Appropriation .


$14,000 00


From sale of buildings


70 00


Payments . .


$13,602 67


Unexpended but contracted for 467 33


$14,070 00 $14,070 00


Payments as follows:


Joseph P. Murphy, et al . $500 00


George F. Welch . 3,150 00


Stella H. Brown . 500 00


$4,150 00


45


Highways - Public Landing and Wharf


Egypt Garage & Machine Co


$12 00


The Kent.


13 00


James S. Barry 17 70


Lyman P. Thomas


30 00


Bound Brook Garage


12 00


Henry Webb.


28 00


Harold P. Litchfield .


34 00


Mrs. Elizabeth Carson


2 25


Harry M. McDonald.


2 00


Boundbrook Press .


1 75


Facsimile Letter Co


7 80


Charles A. Cole .


4 00


B. L. Makepeace


8 38


Globe Newspaper Co


13 60


James W. Turner .


71 50


George F. Welch Co.


157 53


Bay State Dredging Co


1,025 70


Eastern Dredging Co


1,612 80


Henry A. Litchfield


18 00


George T. Rendle Co.


5,836 50


Frederic T. Bailey & Co


8 21


John E. Jellows.


5 80


Thomas Murphy


1 00


C. T. Jenkins, Jr 9 00


Boston & Lawrence Bolt & Iron Co. .


56 10


Nicholas Wherity, Jr 12 90


Martin Curran, Jr


14 40


James McCarty


12 00


John F. Driscoll .


8 25


James Murphy


10 20


Edward Ward.


5 85


James Caulkins .


8 55


Moses Jellows .


5 70


William E. Supple


381 00


William Stanley


75


-


John B. Washburn


4 45


$9,452 67


$13,602 67


46


Charities - Payments


CHARITIES


Appropriation . $6,200 00


Received from State on account of


Mothers' Aid . 170 59


Received from other cities and towns, account of Charities . 526 20


Paid on account of Mothers' Aid $1,911 14


On account of Charities . 4,978 43


Unexpended . 7 22


$6,896 79 $6,896 79


Divided as follows:


Salaries and clerk hire


$432 27


Board .


1,415 04


Rent .


656 00


Provisions


240 32


Groceries


799 44


Milk .


151 28


Fuel .


460 69


Clothing


96 88


Cash Aid .


1,649 50


Other expense.


988 15


Unexpended . 7 22


$6,896 79


Paid as follows:


Jonathan Hatch, services


$49 35


James W. Turner . 74 00


Frederic T. Bailey


85 60


Overseers, expense


23 32


Jetson Wade, Clerk.


200 00


$432 27


BOARD


Mrs. Charles E. Perkins.


$258 00


Mrs. Wilson Webb


110 00


Henry Taylor


106 00


Mrs. Randall O'Hanley


159 00


Nellie McDonald .


315 00


Charles H. Hardwick


58 00


Mrs. E. H. Lane


68 00


47


Charities - Payments


State Board of Charities


$24 00


Town of Hanover .


32 00


Town of Norwell .


181 00


Town of Hingham


104 04


$1,415 04


RENT


James T. Dalby


$44 00


Frank O. Clapp


72 00


Harry T. Stenbeck.


150 00


Ella J. Doherty


72 00


Hans G. Dick .


98 00


Thomas F. Whitcomb


36 00


Susie Young .


83 00


E. Parker Welch


85 00


George F. Welch


16 00


$656 00


PROVISIONS


C. H. Trott & Co.


$92 63


Harry T. Stenbeck.


55 69


George T. Otis


92 00


$240 32


GROCERIES


M. G. Seaverns & Co


$309 51


J. R. Ainslie .


2 87


Greenbush Co.


78 56


Jonathan Hatch


408 50


$799 44


MILK


Samuel E. Pratt


$51 10


Aaron Bates


53 60


H. J. Kelley .


29 22


Charles G. Finnie


17 36


$151 28


FUEL


George F. Welch Co


$307 19


Francis E. Merritt.


12 00


James S. Jenkins .


6 00


Charles F. Andrews


4 00


George A. Hyland .


2 25


48


Charities - Payments


John T. Fitts .


$84 00


Jonathan Hatch .


29 25


David L. Studley


16 00


$460 69


CLOTHING


Charles W. Frye


$45 30


John W. Burke.


1 75


Herbert L. Brown.


7 25


Louis Levine .


8 00


S. Gates .


10 00


Raymond Co.


6 88


Town of Norwell .


17. 70


$96 88


CASH AID


Cash aid .


· $1,649 50


OTHER EXPENSES


Dr. H. F. Cleverly


$351 40


Dr. T. B. Alexander


323 50


Dr. W. P. Grovestein .


63 50


Dr. H. T. Handy .


43 50


J. Francis Bresnahan


4 15


Harry M. McDonald


35 85


Mary E. Brewster


10 00


Bridell A. Smith


12 50


Mrs. George Emerson


10 00


C. W. Frye.


2 00


Henry T. Cole .


4 50


Cohasset Water Co


10 00


Scituate Water Co


10 00


C. W. & E. H. Sparrell . 50 00


Abner N. Bates .


5 00


Charles H. Nott .


6 00


Town of Norwell .


10 75


Town of Hingham


4 00


A. J. Landry


4 00


State Board of Charities


12 00


Burrell & Delory


5 50.


Egypt Garage & Machine Co.


10 00


$988 15


49


Soldiers' Benefits - State Aid


STATE AID


Appropriation .


$1,900 00


Payments . . $1,932 00


From Reserve Fund .


32 00


$1,932 00 $1,932 00


SOLDIERS' RELIEF


Appropriation


$600 00


From State on account of burials. . .


100 00


Paid by W. P. Richardson


$380 00


John T. Fitts, fuel .


30 00


George F. Welch Co


34 50


Unexpended . 255 50


$700 00


$700 00


MILITARY AID


From Reserve Fund


$60 00


Payments. $60 00


$60 00


$60 00


SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS


Appropriation .


$21,700 00


Received from Dog Fund. 352 42


Insurance .


25 00


Reimbursement for telephones.


42 76


Paid


Superintendent of Schools


$668 75


School Committee


250 00


Teachers .


11,170 00


School physician


75 00


Janitors .


1,466 64


Transportation


3,905 25


Fuel


1,023 00


50


Education - Teachers' Salaries


Books and supplies .


$1,366 56


Building maintenance 1,227 50


Miscellaneous .


629 84


Unexpended .


337,64


$22,120 18 $22,120 18


Payments as follows:


William E. Chaffin, Superintendent .


$633 33


Expense .


35 42


$668 75


Charles S. Short, Committee .


$83 33


Joy K. Gannett.


83 34


Hamilton W. Welch


83 33


$250 00


Guy W. Vail.


$1,400 00


Marion Stetson.


670 00


Jennie S. Pierce


850 00


M. M. Coydevant.


800 00


Nellie L. Kelley


820 00


E. Blanche Hinds


360 00


Josephine I. Barry.


600 00


E. Gertrude Gardner


600 00


Mary E. Gillis.


570 00


Maud E. Adlington .


895 00


May B. Clutterbuck


390 00


Josephine G. Ward


600 00


Sarah M. Kane.


600 00


Marion Hammond


520 00


Maud F. Damon .


470 00


Lillie C. Stoddard


185 00


Samuel Warner


440 00


Helen M. Webb .


220 00


Marie Ward. 180 00


$11,170 00


Dr. T. B. Alexander


75 00


Walter T. Newcomb


$566 64


Frank L. Young


550 00


Wiley S. Damon


350 00


$1,466 64


51


Education - Miscellaneous Supplies


FUEL


George A. Hyland


$4 00


John T. Fitts .


132 00


Mrs. Waldo Litchfield


2 00


Waldo Litchfield .


14 00


George F. Welch Co


852 00


Charles F. Andrews.


19 00


$1,023 00


TRANSPORTATION


Scituate Transportation Co


$696 00


Milton G. Litchfield


324 00


Charles W. Harris .


547 25


Caleb W. Prouty


480 00


Albert E. Brown .


498 00


C. J. Prouty Estate


400 00


Henry T. Cole.


960 00


$3,905 25


BOOKS AND SUPPLIES


Edward E. Babb & Co


$656 72


Allyn & Bacon . 24 36


Boundbrook Press


13 75


L. E. Knott Apparatus Co


44 83


American Book Co


197 22


Ginn & Co.


69 28


Charles E. Merrill


5 08


H. I. Dallman Co


51 24


Oliver Ditson Co. .


9 07


Frost & Adams Co


1 95


Underwood Typewriter Co


4 00


Nonatuck Silk Co.


1 25


Chandler & Barber


3 00


Remington Typewriter Co


135 00


Frountier Press


13 50


Houghton Mifflin Co


1 89


Alan Litchfield . 4 09


52


Education - Miscellaneous Supplies


Andrew J. Graham


$5 41


Heath & Co. 7 62


Silver, Burdette Co.


8 09


Heywood Bros. & Wakefield Co.


58 20


Guy W. Vail.


1 01


High School Athletic Association.


50 00


$1,366 56


BUILDING REPAIRS


George F. Welch Co


$58 16


Heywood Bros.


7 00


F. T. Bailey & Co


135 19


Lester D. Hobson .


10 20


Masury, Young & Co


32 50


W. W. Damon .


195 45


W. Stanley Dorr.


462 00


Richard A. Nichols


53 21


Walter E. Bailey


12 00


Francis B. Lee.


6 25


Henry F. Holland .


23 03


Harney Bros .


10 00


Billings H. Merritt


3 43


William E. Supple


4 50


G. Dana Yeaton


110 88


J. R. Ainslie .


. 76 10


William P. Richardson


27 60


$1,227 50


MISCELLANEOUS


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co


$164 06


William W. Wade.


12 00


Charles W. Frye


1 34


James Litchfield


14 00


Boundbrook Press


20 19


Guy W. Vail .


6 25


H. M. McDonald .


55


George F. Welch Co


17 43


Bayfield Shop 1 00


53


Recreation - Park Commission


Scituate Transportation Co


$0 82


M. G. Seaverns & Co


6 05


Alvin C. Straight.


3 00


Walter Crossley .


4 00


Mrs. Waldo Litchfield


62 00


Waldo Litchfield


6 00


Galen Watson


4 50


James Patterson .


1 25


A. G. Spalding Co


206 40


Elmer F. Burrows .


50 00


John F. Turner


49 00


$629 84


LIBRARIES


Appropriation


$1,000 00


Paid Allen Memorial Library


$500 00


Paid Peirce Memorial Library


500 00


$1,000 00 $1,000 00


PARK COMMISSION


Appropriation


$300 00


Payments.


$263 29


Unexpended


36 71


$300 00


$300 00


Payments as follows:


Willard L. Litchfield


$11 00


Charles H. Eastman


33 94


William H. Watson


1 50


Henrietta Merritt .


72 85


Michael Connolly


5 00


W. Webster Hunt


5 00


Frank L. Young


10 00


Wiley S. Damon


5 00


Fred G. Doten .


5 00


Percy T. Mann


5 00


Galen Watson


8 00


54


Unclassified - Payments


Martin Haslan.


$5 00


Chauncey B. Hodgdon


5 00


Arthur E. Sweeney


5 00


Dennis F. Quinn .


5 00


W. W. Waterman


5 00


Charles James


5 00


Frank E. Cook


2 00


Albert Clapp


8 00


Wiley S. Damon.


2 00


Secretary of Commerce, Lighthouse.


50 00


Bound Brook Garage


9 00


$263 29


FOURTH OF JULY CARNIVAL ASSOCIATION


Appropriation .


$200 00


Paid A. C. Spaulding, Treasurer $200 00


$200 00


$200 00


UNCLASSIFIED


Appropriation Payments:


$250 00


George F. Welch Co.


$50 05


New England Road Machinery Co. .


167 50


G. Weston Elliott .


200 00


Israel D. Damon, Q.M.


150 00


Egypt Garage & Machine Co


8 16


A. M. Moriarty .


5 70


From Reserve Fund


331 41


$581 41


$581 41


REDUCTION OF DEBT


Appropriation .


$5,000 00


Paid Note No. 3 (Railroad) 5,000 00


$5,000 00 $5,000.00


55


Municipal Indebtedness - Notes


STATE AND COUNTY TAXES


State Tax appropriation $9,000 00


From Reserve Fund.


1,237 50


Paid State Treasurer . $10,237 50


$10,237 50 $10,237 50


County Tax appropriation


$6, 0 00


Paid County Treasurer . $5,885 51


Unexpended


114 49


$6,000 00 $6,000 00


State Highway appropriation .


$275 00


From Reserve Fund .


1,106 94


Paid State Treasurer $1,381 94


$1,381 94 $1,381 94


REFUNDS


Appropriation


$100 00


Paid State Treasurer . $2 37


Paid by orders on Treasurer


47 49


Unexpended .


50 14


$100 00


$100 00


INTEREST


Appropriation .


$6,000 00


Received for interest on deposit .


950 21


Received for interest on taxes of 1912


51 55


Received for interest on taxes of 1913


573 42


Received for interest on taxes of 1914


540 31


Received for interest on taxes of 1915 . Payments:


37 37


On anticipation notes $2,431 72


On serial notes . 2,347 76


Unexpended . 3,373 38


$8,152 86 $8,152 86


56


Reserve Fund - Payments


NOTE TRANSACTIONS


Dr


Notes 27 and 28 left from last year .. $40,000 00


Received for notes 35 and 36. 25,000 00


Received for notes 37 and 38 25,000 00


Received for notes 39 and 40


25,000 00


Received for note 52


10,000 00


Received for note 53.


15,000 00


Received for note 55 .


10,000 00


Received for note 54 due in 1924.


5,000 00


Received for notes, Public Landing Loan, 41 to 50 14,000 00


$169,000 00


Cr.


Paid anticipation notes 27 and 28. .. $40,000 00


Paid anticipation notes 35 and 36. . . 25,000 00


Paid anticipation notes 37 and 38. . . 25,000 00


Paid anticipation notes 39 and 40 . . 25,000 00


Note 52 carried to 1916.


10,000 00


Note 53 carried to 1916


15,000 00


Note 55 carried to 1916, given to renew 39


10,000 00


Note 54 given to refund old Hatherly Road note now due in 1924. 5,000 00


Notes on Public Landing Loan, 41 to 50. 14,000 00


$169,000 00


RESERVE FUND


Dr.


Balance from 1914


$2,665 05


Unexpended balances:


Town Survey $163 86


Fire Department. 366 15


Sealer of Weights and Measures 71 48


Elm Tree Beetle 90


Roads, General 151 45


Sidewalks. 259 94


57


Reserve Fund - Payments


Snow and Ice


$364 35


Street Lighting


55 41


Beach and Gannett Streets


12


Charles Street .


23 68


Crescent Avenue


158 56


Ellms Sand Pit .


132 00


Humarock Special .


07


Resurfacing Roads


277 65


Guide Boards .


25 67


Grasshopper Lane


257 88


Soldiers' Relief


255 50


Charities .


7 22


Schools .


337 64


Park Commission


36 71


County Tax.


114 49


Bathing Beach Assessment.


1,000 00


Refunds


50 14


Interest .


3,373 38


$7,484 25


Total fund. 1915


$10,149 30


Cr.


Carried to General Government.


$506 89


Police Department


574 85


Tree Warden, 1914 .


124 60


Tree Warden, 1915


19 98


Forest Fires.


557 49


Bounties .


3 25


Board of Health .


211 20


Preservation of Macadam.


1 26


Blossom Street.


84 69


Ford Place.


10


Jericho Road


500 00


Water Street.


17 46


Third Cliff Sea Wall.


757 48


Egypt Station Grounds


48 44


Elm Street. 80


58


Liabilities and Resources, December 31, 1915


State Aid.


$32 00


Military Aid


60 00


Unclassified


331 41


State Tax.


1,237 50


State Highway Tax


1,106 94


Total drafts on fund.


$6,176 34


Balance in fund


3,972 96


$10,149 30


LIABILITIES


Funded debt. $64,200 00


Anticipation notes


25,000 00


Note to refund .


10,000 00


Other liabilities, estimated .


3,000 00


$102,200 00


RESOURCES


Cash on hand . $5,507 20


Due from State Aid


1,932 00


Due from State Moth Work 81 37


Due from Colrain


112 74


Due from Cambridge


179 04


Due from Norwell .


136 00


Due from State Military Aid.


30 00


Due from State Mothers' Aid.


637 04


Due from J. F. Turner, taxes and in- terest of 1913.


10,805 67


Due from J. F. Turner, taxes and in- terest of 1914 . 20,749 85


Due from A. D. Spaulding, taxes of 1915 37,589 89


Due from A. D. Spaulding, interest on 1915 taxes 468 80


$78,229 60


Net debt, January 1, 1916


$23,970 40


Net debt, January 1, 1915


23,169 28


Increase in debt. $801 12


FUNDED DEBT OF THE TOWN, 1915


No.


Amount


Rate


Due


Interest Paid to


Int. Accrued


Given for


4


$5,200


4 %


Jan. 14, 1916


July 14, 1915


$95 90


6


5,000


4


Apr. 5, 1917


Oct. 5, 1915


47 22


7


5,000


4


%


Apr. 5, 1918


Oct. 5, 1915


47 22


Railroad Jenkins School Jenkins School Hatherly Road Jenkins School


. .


5,000


3.40%


Apr. 22, 1918


Oct. 22, 1915


32 11


10


5,000


4


%


Nov. 9, 1919


Nov. 9, 1915


28 33


11


5,000


4


Nov. 9, 1920


Nov. 9, 1915


28 33


16


5,000


4


%


Nov. 9, 1921


Nov. 9, 1915


28 33


18


5,000


4


Nov. 9, 1922


Nov. 9, 1915


28 33


Other Purposes


19


5,000


4


Nov. 9, 1923


Nov. 9, 1915


28 33


Other Purposes


54


5,000


4


Nov. 9, 1924


Nov. 9, 1915


28 33


Hatherly Road


41


1,400


4


Mar. 4, 1916


Sept. 4, 1915


18 65


Public Landing


42


1,400


4


Mar. 4, 1917


Sept. 4, 1915


18 63


Public Landing


43


1,400


4


Mar. 4,1918


Sept. 4, 1915


18 63


Public Landing


44


1,400


4


Mar. 4,1919


Sept. 4, 1915


18 63


Public Landing


45


1,400


4


Mar. 4, 1920


Sept. 4, 1915


18 63


Public Landing


46


1,400


4


Mar.


4,1921


Sept. 4, 1915


18 63


47


1,400


4


Mar. 4,1922


Sept. 4,1915


18 63


48


1,400


4


Mar. 4,1923


Sept. 4, 1915


18 63


Public Landing


49


1,400


4


%


Mar. 4, 1924


Sept. 4, 1915


18 63


Public Landing


50


1,400


4


%


Mar. 4, 1925


Sept. 4, 1915


18 63


Public Landing


59


$64,200


$578 75


Jenkins School Hatherly Road


Funded Debt of Town


Public Landing Public Landing


60


Estimated Expenses, 1916


ESTIMATED EXPENSES FOR 1916


General government


$5,500 00


Town survey


2,000 00


Employer's liability


200 00


Police department.


3,000 00


Fire department


2,500 00


Hydrant rental .


4,500 00


Salary of Sealer


100 00


Moth work:


Tree Warden


1,000 00


Elm tree beetle


300 00


Forest fires


400 00


Bounties .


100 00


Board of Health, including inspection


1,200 00


Roads, general


5,000 00


Sidewalks.


1,000 00


Snow removal .


500 00


Preservation of macadam


4,500 00


Lighting


2,000 00


Sign boards .


50 00


Support of poor


4,000 00


Mothers' aid .


3,000 00


State aid .


1,900 00


Soldiers' relief


500 00


Military aid .


375 00


School Committee's salaries


300 00


Support of schools


17,400 00


Transportation


4,100 00


Libraries .


1,000 00


Park Commission


300 00


Memorial Day


150 00


Other purposes, unclassified


100 00


Interest .


3,000 00


Reduction of debt.


6,600 00


State Tax.


10,500 00


State Highway Tax


1,500 00


County Tax.


6,000 00


Refunds . 100 00


61


Trust Funds - Statement


REPORT OF TRUST FUNDS


Eliza Jenkins Fund, $3,000


Income $148 84


The income was distributed according to the terms of the trust and the receipts placed on file.


Lucy O. Thomas Fund, $1,000


Income .


$45 51


Income paid to beneficiaries.


Sarah J. Wheeler Fund, $959 41


Income paid to beneficiary. $38 36


Clara T. Bates Fund, $330 31


Not drawn upon.


Respectfully submitted,


JAMES W. TURNER, FREDERIC T. BAILEY, JONATHAN HATCH, Trustees.


62


Report of Assessors - Financial Statement


REPORT OF ASSESSORS


The increase of nearly $200,000 in valuation is quite gratifying, since it is mainly on real estate, and so of a per- manent nature.


The Town Survey has been progressing during the year to such an extent that the field work is now complete along the shore from Rivermoor to the Glades, and as far back as the railroad for a greater part of this distance.


The map work is now being done and Mr. House promises to complete the fourteenth plan by March, 1916. The completion of this survey seems almost a necessity before going to the expense of a new valuation of the Town, and although 1916 is the year, according to our custom, for the publishing of this valuation, we suggest deferring the matter for another year, or until the maps are completed. We ask for the appropriation of $2000 for the Town Survey, the same as last year.


Number of polls assessed


847


Poll tax assessed . $1,694 00


Residents assessed on property :


Individuals .


907


All others. 116


1,023


Non-residents assessed on property : Individuals .


790


All others


117


907


Persons assessed on property


1,930


Persons assessed poll only.


374


Total persons assessed.


2,304


Value of assessed real estate : Buildings


$2,930,265 00


Land. 1,837,055 00


Total real estate


$4,767,320 00


Total personal estate


1,141,545 00


Total, April 1, 1915


$5,908,865 00


63


Report of Assessors - Financial Statement


December assessment:


Real


$6,600 00


Personal


23,485 00


$30,085 00


Grand total, 1915 $5,938,950 00


Grand total for 1914 .


5,740,065 00


Increase in valuation


$198,885 00


BUDGET, 1915


Dr.


State tax . $10,237 50


State highway tax 1,381 94


County tax .


5,885 51


Town grant.


95,629 01


First Public Landing note.


1,400 00


First Bathing Beach note.


1,000 00


Overlay 2,111 77


$117,645 73


Cr.


Due from State aid .


$1,834 00


Due from Corporation tax


1,386 38


Due from Bank tax


474 64


3,695 02


Total tax levy


$113,950 71


Tax on 847 polls at $2


1,694 00


Net levy on property ..


$112,256 71


Rate of taxation, $19 per thousand.


Abatements for year 1912


$370 05


Abatements for year 1913


83 02


Abatements for year 1914


271 38


Abatements for year 1915


1,540 97


$2,265 42


64


Report of Assessors - Assessed


ASSESSED


Horses


420


Cows.


297


Sheep


100


Neat cattle other than cows


37


Swine .


45


Dwelling houses


1,452


Acres of land.


9,696


Fowl .


5,345


Respectfully submitted,


FREDERIC T. BAILEY, JAMES W. TURNER, JONATHAN HATCH, Assessors of Scituate.


65


Report of Overseers of the Poor


REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF THE POOR


The Overseers have attended to all cases coming to their notice, and the accounts are to be found under the Select- men's report.


Mothers' Aid appears as a new item in the estimated expenses this year. This is not considered pauper aid and is given to mothers with dependent children in order that they may bring up their little ones under proper home conditions rather than leave them with the neighbors or free to run the streets while they go out to work. The amount needed for this purpose will not be less than $3000, while the usual amount for distribution by the Overseers may be reduced from $6200 to $4000.




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